The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-22
Truth May be Verified and in the evening. DO
Thyself No Harm

Truth May be Verified and in the evening. DO
Thyself No Harm"
Rev. ". T. Sheridan will address the Park
meeting tomorrow afternoon.
Rev A W. Lamoort has gone to the northern
portion of the State to assist In the dedication OF
a new NJ E. church
Dr. Gilbert, of Meridian street Church, will
participate tomorrow in the reopening services
OF Union NJ. E. Church, Cincinnati
The subject of Rev NJ. l.. Haines tomorrow
evening will be Eyes and Ears Seeing, they
See Not, and Hearing, they Hear Not
Rev. S. L. Bowman. of Greencastle, will oc-
cupy tho pulpit of Tabernacle Prssby terrain
Church tomorrow, morning and evening.
Rev. A. j. Frank, of Danville will preach to-
morrow morning at Seventh street NJ. E. Church.
Rey. w. ID. Wydman will attend dedication at
Hope.
After two years of vacancy the Collece-ssreet
Church. in this city. has secured the services of
the Rev. Jas. L. McNalr, late of Evansville,
Ind, pastor.
The pulpit of Meridian-street Church will be
filed to morning by Rev. Robert
Mcffett and in the evening by Rev. S. L. Darsie,
both from Cleveland
The chidrens fair to have been held this after
noon at Christ Churc h has been postponed, and
will be given on the afternoon of the 10Th. when
all the children of the parish are invited to come
and enjoy few pleasant hours
Rev. L. A. Goodwin will preach at Central
avenue Church tomorrow morning, and In the
evening the services will be conducted by Rev.
Robert Mofett, of Cleveland, secretary of the
Christian Missionary Convention.
missionary society called the "Picket," com.
posed Of and originated By the members of Mrs.
Victor Hendricks Sunday school class. of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church. met Yesterday
and enjoyed a social evening at Mrs Hendrlcks's
home on North Pennsylvania street. There
were Rotations and music by way of entertain
ment, ana quite a large gathering of friends.
The annual meeting of the Ladies' Sewing So
cisty of the Fifth Presbyterian Church, was held
at Mrs. j. Barth's Friday afternoon The
officers reported $500 result of the
years work. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President, Mrs.
g. o. Mitchell; vice presidents, Mrs John
Miller: secretary and treasurer, Mrs Covert;
committee work. Mrs. Hugh Lore and Mrs.
Willard Connett.
There was good attendance at the social
given last night by the ladies of St. Paul's
Church. At the residence Of Mr.. Thos. Sullivan.
and aside from the meeting of friends in
formal programme was given. Mr.. Charles
Raschig played violin solo, accompanied by
Miss Lizzie Walker. Miss Walker ard Mrs.
Belle Adams sang ballads. and Miss Mabel Jen-
ness gave two readings. The first. Will Carl
toms 1.-THE New Settlers" and the second a
humorous selection. They gracefully
given. Miss Jenness is valuable acquisition
to schools and society.
The teachers meeting has been Reconstructed
at Roberts Park NJ. E. Church. and will be con-
dncted as Bible hour every Friday evening at
7:3O o'clock, by the pastor. Not only are the
teachers of the Sabbath schools invited to at
tend, but all persons who wish to avail them
selves of the privileges of the Bible hour To
morrow evening, at 6:45 o'clock, series of song
services will be given. to be held every Sabbath
evening for three quarters of an hour before pub
lie service, under the direction of the pastor.
This will be made one of the most attractive and
enjoyable meetings of the week.
The concert at Tabernacle Church last night
was a great success from every standpoint. The
choir. under the direction of Mrs. Flora M.
Hunter, the organist, and with the assistance of
few. rendered a programme OF music that has
not been equaled in any church concert for
many a day. Mrs. w. w. Scott easily carried
the honors in singing and seconded by Mr..
Charles Hanson, the new organist of Meridian
street. Church, both being enthusiastically
called. The concerted numbers were all good.
Miss Cooper's rich coutralto voice showed to ex-
cellent advantae in that charming song of
Becker's, when the Radiant May" The duet
for two pianos, played by Mrs. D. L. Whittier.
and Mrs. F. NJ. Hunter was the ''Andants and
Tarentelle" of Wely and the most artscaily
given Of anything the programme The in
st-nmenta numbers by the Op. quartet, in
Guiding LISTS ''Marche Honerose" and
Dvorak's "Slavonic Dances" concluded an
evening Of enjoyment to large audience.